The story of the gospel

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Jesus Gupesthe Blind Man

TWO HUNDRED AND FIRST THOUSAND.

PUBLISHED BY THE

CHARLES FOSTER PUBLISHIJYG CO.

No. 716 Sansom Street, PHILADELPHIA. PA.

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THE CHILD JESUS IN THE TEMPLE.

Copyright, 1881, by Charles Foster.

Copyright, 1884, by Charles Foster.

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PEEHAPS some persons wlio see this little book may have seeu a larger one called "The Story of the Bible." And because both of these books were written by the same person, and have names so much alike, they may think that this one is only a part of " The Story of the Bible," made into a smaller book.

But it is not so. Though they are alike in many places, they are different in this: "The Stoey of the Gospel " is still easier to read and understand than " The Story of the Bible." If a person does not know how to read very well, it will be better for him to read " The Stoey or the Gospel " 'first.

Both of these books teach about the Bible, and they are meant to make the persons who read them want to read the Bible itself, so that they may learn, more perfectly, what God says to them in his Holy Word.

JESUS GIVES HIS APOSTLES THE BREAD AND WINE.

JESUS IS CRUCIFIED.

JESUS GOES UP TO HEAVEN.

THE

STORY OF THE GOSPEL.